The Browns Fan Base Is In A Really Weird Place Right Now

Garrett Bush of The Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show details why The Browns Fan Base Is In A Really Weird Place Right Now. For the latest on Cleveland Browns News check out the Ultimate Browns Show!

With a challenging season at 2-7, Cleveland Browns fans weigh in on who bears responsibility for the team’s woes, pointing to ownership, management, and coaching. During their bye week, the Cleveland Browns couldn’t escape scrutiny from a passionate fan base frustrated by the team’s lackluster 2-7 season.

The Browns currently sit at the bottom of the AFC North, trailing the 4-6 Cincinnati Bengals and division leaders Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens, each with seven wins. While quarterback Deshaun Watson initially drew the blame before a season-ending Achilles injury, the spotlight has since shifted across the organization. Before Watson’s injury, fans were vocal about his struggles and some speculated that the front office’s decision to stick with him despite a league-leading offensive line in penalties and sacks allowed.

Some questioned whether management was unduly influencing lineup decisions, potentially stalling other quarterbacks’ opportunities. Since Watson’s absence, quarterback Jameis Winston energized the team with a 29-24 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, temporarily snapping a streak of sub-20-point games. However, that momentum quickly faded as Winston’s three-interception game led to a 27-10 loss against the Los Angeles Chargers the following week.

In an online poll hosted by ESPN Cleveland via social media, fans were asked, “Who is to blame for the Browns’ poor season?” Opinions varied, but a majority attributed the struggles to the team’s upper management. Owner Jimmy Haslam received 45.2 percent of the votes, followed closely by General Manager Andrew Berry at 31.9 percent. Head coach Kevin Stefanski held just 7.5 percent, with Chief Strategy Officer Paul DePodesta slightly ahead at 15.4 percent.

“Organizational failure, no point dividing blame,” one fan commented.

“Worst owner in professional sports. Never learns from past mistakes, just keeps repeating them.” Wrote another. Looking ahead, the Browns face the New Orleans Saints, aiming to spark a turnaround and climb out of the AFC North cellar. As they return from the bye, fans will be watching closely to see if the team can regain momentum and begin to close out the season on a positive note.

Watson and the offense face an uphill battle as they look to find consistency and begin to string together scoring drives.
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  4. On the one hand, I been a Browns supporter since 1965. Since I was a little dude when the great Jim Brown still toted the rock for Cleveland. After Deshaun went down I had to sit down and evaluate giving any more emotional energy to the expansion franchise branded the Cleveland Browns. I decided not to do it anymore. Oh the other hand, I used to sneak in the old Arena to see the NBA when I was a shorty. Dan Gilbert finally putting together a real contender without LeBron has me on every game. 60 years and running with no Super Bowl in sight. It was hard at first but I’m pretty much done with the Haslems and the Browns. I just don’t think they will ever get it done. As bad the Learners were, the Haslems are worse. The Browns are an embarrassment to the city of Cleveland.The Cavs reppin’ the city hard. The Cavs ain’t bullshittin’. The Browns suck balls. So it’s football dark and BBall light right now.

  8. Total apathy. They need to ditch all of this analytics crap, dump the baseball stats guy, get a gm who knows how to evaluate talent and get a coach with some balls. The Ivy League cup cake fest needs to end. Clearly its not working.

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